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Index of Haunting's
The Walsall Poltergeist
Introduction, A Primary Visit - and Investigations
Vigil One : Friday 14th to Saturday
15th of March 2003
Vigil Two – Friday 4th to Saturday
5th April 2003
Summary And Conclusion
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The Walsall Poltergeist
By
Nicholas Duffy – West Midlands Ghost Club (Click
for Website)
Summary And Conclusion?
For some weeks following our investigations, Kelli and her family
were still living with relatives and awaiting news from Walsall
Council regarding possible re-housing. Under the circumstances,
the latter mentioned eventuality appeared to be the only option
open to the family, as they found that they were no longer happy
to stay in their home. It has to be said that the idea of
approaching the Council over this matter was never regarded as an
option by Kelli (who continually said: “They’ll just
think I’m daft!!” whenever the subject was raised) and
this avenue was only explored after considerable insistence from
a Ghost Club representative.
Unfortunately, whether due to a genuine manifestation or some psychosomatic
reaction within the family cell, Kelli’s aforementioned fears
regarding a transference of the haunting effect eventually became
real and both her sister and mother began experiencing activity
at their respective homes. To the credit of the local clergy, 3
separate properties were blessed within the space of a few days
and the key Vicar concerned did physically respond to at least one
3 a.m. phone call without too much ado! Unfortunately, any
hoped for beneficial effects that – in an ideal world - might
have been generated by the blessings appear to have been non-existent
with regards to family comfort and safety.
While it has to be said that the events experienced in this case
were comparatively ‘mild’ to a great many such effects,
the genuine ‘fear’ being generated by the situation
was all too apparent not only in the immediate residents of the
property, but by other family members too. The situation had
eventually become so desperate that relatives felt driven to sleep
‘en mass’ in the same room for comfort.
The above mentioned factors were one of the main points of argument
put forward by the W.M.G.C. when we were contacted directly by Walsall
Council in April 2003. Somewhat simplistically, the Council representative
seemed more concerned with our personal findings – recordings,
etc – than the general condition of the family concerned.
A W.M.G.C. spokesman pointed out many times that our findings were
of no consequence whatsoever to the case – we would never
presume to claim that a property was haunted or not – and
the concern of the Council should be solely based on the well being
/ quality of life of their tenants…..
In June 2003, Kelli and her family were eventually re-housed.
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